Manual network selection

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open the manual and use CTRL+F and type wifi, press Enter.

but my guess is that it isn't a 'Smart TV' and doesn't have Wi-Fi. It it was, you would have set it up when you got it.

To connect to your In-Home WiFi network:

1. On your VIZIO remote, press Menu.
2. Select Network and then press OK.
3. Choose Network Connection and then select the Wireless option. ...
4. Select your In-Home WiFi network. ...
5. Enter your WiFi password.
6. A confirmation message will appear when your connection is complete.

Vizio Smart TV WiFi Connection ' Spectrum Support

https://www.spectrum.net > support > internet > vizio-sma...

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hi Deanna.
this is all i could find out from the internet.
If your TV is connected to internet, press the Menu button on your remote device and select the Network option. Select the Network Settings and then, select IP settings option. The existing IP address of your TV appears. It will be a private IP address if you are using router to connect to your ISP..
or go to this link and see if it helps you out.
How to Configure Smart DNS on Samsung Smart TV

there are a couple things you can try. 1. you can try deleting the software and re downloading it all and see if that works. 2.you can try to unplug it from the wall outlet and leave it sit for about 5 to 10 minuets and then plug it back in.

Sony's Sony Vaio laptop features built-in wireless LAN adapter that allows the computer to connect to any wireless access point. If you want to adjust the device's WiFi settings, you must use the proprietary software and hardware that comes preinstalled on the laptop and the Internet connection options that come with Windows. Once you have all of the correct settings enabled, you can have your laptop connected to a wireless access point without any additional applications.
Enabling Wi-Fi with Wireless LAN Switch b> Before you can connect to a wireless network or change any of your Wi-Fi settings, you must first enable the computer's Wi-Fi feature with the wireless LAN switch. This switch is located directly below the laptop's screen and is labeled "Wireless." Once you have located the switch, slide it into the "ON" position. b> Enable Wi-Fi in Vaio Smart Network b> Once Wi-Fi has been enabled with the wireless LAN switch, you must enable Wi-Fi using the laptop's proprietary wireless connection software, "Vaio Smart Network." To access this program, click the "Start" button in the computer's task bar and select the "All Programs" option. Select the "VAIO Smart Network" option to launch the program. Alternatively, you can click the VAIO Smart Network icon in the computer's task bar to launch the program. This icon is in the shape of a green button with two white arrows on it. Once in the application, click the switch to the right of the "Wi-Fi" heading to toggle it to the "ON" position. Windows Connect to a Network b> With Wi-Fi enabled, you must connect to the wireless network using the "Connect to a Network" feature that is a part of the Windows operating system. Click the network icon in the computer's task bar to bring up a list of the available wireless networks. This icon is in the shape of a computer and an Ethernet cable if you not connected to a network. If you are connected to a network, it is in the shape of signal bars. Select the desired wireless network from the menu that appears and select the "Connect" option. Enter the networks password if necessary and connect to the network. b> Network and Sharing Center b> If the wireless network that you want to connect to does not appear in the "Connect to a Network" window, you must connect to the network manually. Click the network icon in the computer's task bar and select the "Open Network and Sharing Center" option. Click the "Manage wireless networks" option, followed by the "Add" option. Click the "Manually create a network profile" option and type the network's information in the spaces provided. Place a checkmark next to the "Start this connection automatically" option and click the "Next" button to connect to the network.
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Sony's Sony Vaio laptop features built-in wireless LAN adapter that allows the computer to connect to any wireless access point.

If you want to adjust the device's WiFi settings, you must use the proprietary software and hardware that comes preinstalled on the laptop and the Internet connection options that come with Windows.

Once you have all of the correct settings enabled, you can have your laptop connected to a wireless access point without any additional applications.

Enabling Wi-Fi with Wireless LAN Switch

Before you can connect to a wireless network or change any of your Wi-Fi settings, you must first enable the computer's Wi-Fi feature with the wireless LAN switch.

This switch is located directly below the laptop's screen and is labeled "Wireless." Once you have located the switch, slide it into the "ON" position.

Enable Wi-Fi in Vaio Smart Network

Once Wi-Fi has been enabled with the wireless LAN switch, you must enable Wi-Fi using the laptop's proprietary wireless connection software, "Vaio Smart Network."

To access this program, click the "Start" button in the computer's task bar and select the "All Programs" option.

Select the "VAIO Smart Network" option to launch the program.

Alternatively, you can click the VAIO Smart Network icon in the computer's task bar to launch the program.

This icon is in the shape of a green button with two white arrows on it.

Once in the application, click the switch to the right of the "Wi-Fi" heading to toggle it to the "ON" position.

Windows Connect to a Network

With Wi-Fi enabled, you must connect to the wireless network using the

"Connect to a Network" feature that is a part of the Windows operating system.

Click the network icon in the computer's task bar to bring up a list of the available wireless networks.

This icon is in the shape of a computer and an Ethernet cable if you not connected to a network.

If you are connected to a network, it is in the shape of signal bars.

Select the desired wireless network from the menu that appears and select the "Connect" option.

Enter the networks password if necessary and connect to the network.

Network and Sharing Center

If the wireless network that you want to connect to does not appear in the "Connect to a Network" window, you must connect to the network manually.

Click the network icon in the computer's task bar and select the "Open Network and Sharing Center" option.

Click the "Manage wireless networks" option, followed by the "Add" option.

Click the "Manually create a network profile" option and type the network's information in the spaces provided.

Place a checkmark next to the "Start this connection automatically" option and click the "Next" button to connect to the network.

Hope this helps

How to configure manually Samsung GT-S3353 Chat GPRS, MMS, Wi-Fi and browser settings

• On your phone 'Menu' go to 'Settings'
• Select 'Network'
• On Network, select 'Connections'
• You will be prompted by 'The menu manages connection profile. Incorrect configuration will prevent online connection.' message, just click 'Yes' to Continue.
• On 'Connections' you can see all the list of Access points including Wi-Fi hotspots you connected.
• Example: myGlobe Connect, myGlobe MMS, myGlobe Inet, Smart Internet, Sun GPRS, Smart MMS and FreePublic Wifi etc.
• You can select which access point you want to edit manually, just point and click 'Options' then 'Edit'
• If you want to create new access point for your network you can do it manually with your Samsung GT-S3353 Chat, just click 'Options' then select 'Create'

You can powercycle your phone. Turn off phone,remove the sim card,memory card, and battery. Wait for at least 5 minutes then after 5minutes,you can put back the sim card,memory card at battery. Try to check if your roaming card will again work. If this doest work you need to contact smart telecommunications and ask them to deactivate then reactivate the roaming of your sim. Because if your sim wont work,there will be no access for you to retrieve the load of your sim.

By the way, what is the brand of your phone so that I would be able to give you the instructions.
Or I would assume that you are using smart phones.

Smart phones use GPRS to connect to your mobile carrier and allow you to roam. GPRS is the wireless network that allows calls to be made and voice mail messages to be received, and it carries your voice over the airwaves. There are times when you may need to open (turn on) your GPRS if it becomes closed (or turned off). When your GPRS is open, you can select a network to connect to.

1.Press down on the "Menu" button from the home screen of the data device.

2.Click the "Settings" or "Tools" icon for phone configurations.

3.Scroll to and select "Phone Settings" or "Network Settings."

4.Click the options for "Airplane Mode" or "Wireless Mode" (based on your smart phone manufacturer).

5.Select the option for "On" or click the "On Checkbox" to open up your GPRS.

Open GPRS for Network Selection

1.Press down on the "Menu" button from the home screen of the smart phone.

2.Click the icon for "Settings" and then select the option for "Call Settings."

3.Click or press on the icon for "Network Selection" to open the menu and then click on "Default Setup" to access the network configuration options.

4.Scroll to and select "Manual" to change the phone from automatically selecting a network.

5.Select the desired network and make sure that the phone connects. Test the phone by making a call with the new network.

Open GPRS for Voice Mail

1.Press down on the "Menu" button from the home screen of the smart phone.

2.Click the icon for "Settings" and then click the icon for "Messaging."

3.Scroll to and click the option for "Messages Settings."

4.Click the icon for "Voicemail."

5Make sure that the option for "Voicemail" is set to "On" to receive voice mail messages..

Hi,
You'll wanna check out: ftp://downloads.netgear.com/files/WNR1000_SM_WW_23Jan09.pdf
Look for "installation"..
To help you set up your router and get on the Internet quickly, the Resource CD contains a Smart Wizard™ Installation Assistant. The Installation Assistant walks you through the steps required to connect your router, modem, and PC(s); configure your wireless settings; and enable wireless security for your network. When you have finished, you will be Internet ready!
You can set up your wireless router using one of two methods:
• Smart Wizard Setup: The Smart Wizard Installation Assistant setup is available on your Resource CD. See "Installing Your Router Using the Smart Wizard" on page 9 to use the Smart Wizard Installation Assistant.
- This is the easiest option. The wizard guides you through the setup process. It automates many of the steps and verifies that the steps have been successfully completed.
- Smart Wizard requires a PC running Microsoft Windows.
• Manual Setup: If you cannot or prefer not to use the Smart Wizard Installation Assistant, see "Manually Installing Your Router" on page 13. For example, if you are connecting to a Mac, are using a Linux operating system, or are technically knowledgeable, select this option. If you choose to use this option and install your router manually, for best results, install and set up your router in this order:
Failure to follow these guidelines can result in significant performance degradation or an inability to wirelessly connect to the Internet.
NETGEAR does not recommend or support adding a NETGEAR router behind another router, or replacing a gateway with a a NETGEAR router.
If you have a Macintosh or Linux system, you must use the manual installation method (see "Manually Installing Your Router" on page 13).Getting to Know Your Wireless Router 7
1. Install and connect your wireless router to your network (see "Connecting Your Wireless Router" on page 14).
2. Set up your wireless router for Internet access (see "Setting Up Your Router for Internet Access" on page 18).
3. Configure your wireless network and select wireless security settings to protect your wireless network (see "Configuring Your Wireless Network" on page 21)

Most GSM handsets offer a choice to select a new network, automatically or manually. The default setting, in most cases, is automatic, which instructs your mobile to automatically connect to the strongest network signal available. As you move, the handset will continually monitor the available networks, and keep you connected to the strongest one. In a manual network selection setting, your mobile handset will detect if there is more than one network present and offer you a choice. If you then select one network, your mobile phone will remain connected to it regardless of the alternative networks available. You may prefer to remain connected to one network if it offers cheaper outgoing call charges. To manually select networks please refer to your mobile phone user manual for instructions. Your Jersey Telecom SIM card can store a list of your preferred roaming partners. If you have an automatic network selection setting, and there are two networks of equal strength available, the mobile phones will connect you to the one that is highest on your SIM card’s preferred list. The list can be edited by using the appropriate menu on your mobile phone. Check your mobile phone user manual for details.


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